A sharp awards-room update on an Oscar race that keeps changing shape.
Little Gold Men frames the lead actor race as messy, with Timothy Chalamet and Michael B. Jordan as the main contest and Wagner Mora still in the mix.
Awards season, read from inside the room.
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Little Gold Men treats Hollywood as both a workplace and a weather system. Its rotating conversations move from Cannes lineup math and Oscar-night logistics to reality TV scandals, Euphoria premiere observations, and extended craft interviews.
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Little Gold Men is Vanity Fair's film, television, and awards-season conversation, but its real texture comes from proximity. The show often sounds like a notebook opened right after the event ended. It notices who came onstage, who did not, where people gathered, how late a premiere started, and what the room seemed to be telling everyone before the official story caught up. That makes its Hollywood coverage practical rather than glossy. Cannes is not just a lineup; it is a question about Hollywood presence, A24's visibility, Focus Features expectations, and the pull of international auteurs. The Oscars are not just trophies; they are ballots, campaign surges, timing, acceptance speeches, watch parties, after-parties, and the feeling of a race changing underfoot. The show is comfortable saying a category is a mess. That is part of its appeal. In awards episodes, the panel works through lead actor, supporting actress, shorts, BAFTA fallout, SAG momentum, and Oscar predictions with the wary energy of people who know how wrong certainty can be. The TV conversations widen the frame. Recent episodes look at reality TV scandals and a changing reality landscape, then turn to Euphoria with attention to Casey Bloys, Sam Levinson, Angus Cloud, and the unusual staging of the premiere. It is not only a prediction show. Long-form interviews give the format another gear, as in a live London conversation with Stellan Skarsgård about Sentimental Value, Joachim Trier, ensemble acting, Lars von Trier, Dogville, Breaking the Waves, and the way actors respond to one another inside a scene. The pacing changes there. It listens. Across modes, Little Gold Men suits people who care about the machinery behind screen culture: campaigns, premieres, performances, parties, and the small public gestures that become part of awards-season logic. The tone is informed, warm, and occasionally dry. It prefers a good complication to a tidy verdict.
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Little Gold Men makes awards races intelligible by connecting performances, campaign choices, voting mechanics, and conversations with the people doing the work.
Little Gold Men by Vanity Fair treats awards season as a system to be read, not merely a parade of predictions. David Canfield, Richard Lawson, Rebecca Ford, and John Ross examine public ballots, campaign strategy, voting rules, festival reception, and the momentum created by…
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A listener-question episode that turns Oscars logistics into a community-minded chat.
Little Gold Men keeps its focus on the practical side of the Oscars by leaning on listener questions, which gives the conversation a grounded, easygoing shape. It spends time on L.A.
A live London conversation on ensemble craft, Skarsgard's career, and his first Oscar nomination.
Stellan Skarsgard's first Oscar nomination gives Little Gold Men a clean entry point into a career shaped across many kinds of sets. The live London conversation starts with Sentimental Value, where he plays a father trying to reconnect with his estranged daughters and convince…
Jordan's dual performance leads into a sharp, grounded conversation about craft, career momentum, and the afterlife of Sinners.
Michael B. Jordan's first Oscar nomination frames a focused conversation about scale: how he separates Smoke from Stack while carrying a film that arrived before the awards season usually begins.
A grounded Oscar read on applause, audience response, and the rules shaping international awards momentum.
The Academy nominees luncheon becomes a room-level awards read, with Rebecca Ford tracking how the room responds during the class photo call-up.
A public Emmy ballot turns category scarcity into a live read on awards strategy.
Little Gold Men turns the public Emmy ballot into a sharp awards-season gauge. With submissions missing in lead acting categories, drama, comedy, and limited will each land only five lead actor nominees, and David Canfield, Richard Lawson, and Rebecca Ford use that wrinkle to…
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Episodes
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What Does Netflix Have to Do to Win Best Picture?
·45m - 2
The Emmy Contenders Voters Will Probably Ignore—But Shouldn't
·35m - 3
Catching Up On This Season of TV
·46m - 4
The Best and Worst Awards Campaigns, According to Little Gold Men
·44m - 5
Oscars Highlights and Surprises, Plus a Peek Inside the Vanity Fair Party
·40m - 6
Little Gold Men's 100% Correct Oscar Predictions
·55m - 7
We Have A Race! How the PGA and Actor Awards Turned Everything Upside Down
·42m - 8
Mailbag! Plus, What that BAFTAs Moment Means For Sinners
·40m - 9
Stellan Skarsgård Didn't Intend to Become an Actor; Now He's an Oscar Nominee
·32m - 10
Michael B. Jordan Feels Like He's "Getting Beat Up By [His] Wildest Dreams"
·35m - 11
The Academy Nominations Have Gone Global
·47m - 12
Sex Is Back (On Screen)!
·40m - 13
In The Secret Agent, Wagner Moura Makes the Political Personal
·31m - 14
Oscar Controversy Comes for Marty Supreme
·44m - 15
A Masterclass on Awards Show Fashion, Plus a Dispatch from Sundance
·41m - 16
The Oscar Nominations Are Here, and Sinners Just Made History
·34m - 17
The Highs and Lows of the Golden Globes
·39m - 18
The Make-It-Or-Break-It Races We're Watching at the Golden Globes
·52m - 19
Joel Edgerton Explored His Greatest Fears for Train Dreams
·27m - 20
From Indies to Blockbusters, Paul Mescal Commands the Screen
·29m - 21
Ariana Grande Has Been Forever Changed by Wicked (and Wicked: For Good)
·32m - 22
Little Gold Men's Unsolicited Advice for Hollywood in 2026
·47m - 23
Amanda Seyfried is Shaking Things Up With The Testament of Ann Lee and The Housemaid
·31m - 24
For Frankenstein, Jacob Elordi Covered Up to Reveal His True Self
·24m - 25
The Not-Too-Messy Golden Globes Nominations
·37m - 26
Mailbag: The Most Cutthroat Below-the-Line Oscar Races and What's Going on With the New Casting Category
·40m - 27
Inside The Vanity Fair Hollywood Issue, Plus Why Great Films Are Flopping
·47m - 28
Did The Grammy Awards Nominations Finally Get It Right!?!
·36m - 29
Is This Year's Crop of Contenders the Most Political Ever?
·42m - 30
Which of These Awards Shows Actually Matter?
·23m - 31
How to Hit a High Note with a Music Biopic
·47m - 32
Marty Supreme Storms NYFF – And the Oscar Race
·36m - 33
How to Predict the Oscars Better Than Anyone You Know
·47m - 34
The Phenomenon of I’m Still Here
·32m - 35
Anora Is the Oscar Frontrunner. Now What?
·43m - 36
Ariana Grande Has Been Forever Changed by Wicked
·33m - 37
The Karla Sofía Gascón Controversy Blows Up Oscar Season
·40m - 38
Adrien Brody Gave The Brutalist His All
·32m - 39
The Best Films of the 2025 Sundance Film Festival
·49m - 40
Sean Baker Finally Breaks Into the Oscar Race
·33m - 41
Oscar Nominations 2025: The Full Breakdown
·47m - 42
Our 2025 Oscar Nomination Predictions
·53m - 43
The Many Ways LA's Fires Are Shaping This Awards Season
·40m - 44
This Awards Season Keeps Getting Weirder
·44m - 45
How the Golden Globes Winners Shift the Oscar Race
·47m - 46
Golden Globes Predictions: Who Will Win?
·45m - 47
Marianne Jean-Baptiste on the “Taxing” Creation of Hard Truths
·29m - 48
Nicholas Hoult’s Very Busy, Very Good Year
·31m - 49
The Must-See Movies of the Holiday Break
·50m - 50
A Candid Talk With Nickel Boys Star Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor
·28m - 51
Amy Adams Embraced "Radical Acceptance" When Making Nightbitch
·24m - 52
Golden Globe Nominations 2025: A Deep Dive Into the Chaos
·50m - 53
Gothams, NYFCC, Indie Spirit Noms, Oh My!
·45m - 54
Welcome to Daniel Craig’s “F--k It” Era
·29m - 55
The Best and Worst Awards Campaigns, According to Little Gold Men
·44m - 56
Catching Up On This Season of TV
·46m - 57
'Running Point' Star Kate Hudson Has Comedy in Her DNA
·24m - 58
Introducing Tough Cookie: The Wally “Famous” Amos Story
This episode explores the cultural impact and origins of the Famous Amos cookie brand through street interviews and reflections on its founder, Wally Amos.
·39m - 59
Cannes Daily Update No. 3: Spike Lee's New Movie Debuts on a High Note
The hosts discuss the star-studded premiere of Spike Lee's new movie at Cannes, featuring appearances by Denzel Washington and Rihanna, and share their impressions of the event and film.
·24m - 60
Why Andor Is the Best Television of the Year So Far (With Adria Arjona)
Vanity Fair's Little Gold Men podcast discusses new Oscar rules requiring voters to watch all nominated films and Cannes Film Festival additions like Lynne Ramsey's 'Die, My Love'.
·48m·4 clips - 61
The Biggest Surprises on the Emmy Ballot
Vanity Fair's Little Gold Men hosts David Canfield, Richard Lawson, and Rebecca Ford analyze the 2024 Emmy ballot, revealing only five lead acting nominees due to industry contraction.
·54m·5 clips - 62
Can You Smell What The Rock is Cooking? Is it An Oscar?
·42m - 63
Leonardo DiCaprio's Battle for Another Oscar
·43m - 64
The Surprise Emmy Winners Saved the Show
·33m - 65
The Highs and Lows of the Venice, Telluride, and Toronto Film Festivals
·44m - 66
Riz Ahmed and James McAvoy, Live from TIFF
·1h 5m - 67
How the Oscars Have Changed — and Changed Us
·53m - 68
Our Extremely Early Oscar Best-Picture Predictions
·46m - 69
The Bear Made Ayo Edebiri a Star – and Now a Director
·29m - 70
Summer Movie Wins and Emmy Underdogs
·39m - 71
For Michelle Williams, Dying on Dying for Sex Was “Therapeutic”
·22m - 72
Hamnet's Moving Portrayal of Grief Feels Both Timeless and Timely
·44m - 73
Ben Stiller Wants to Make Severance More Quickly—But First, He Needs to Get It Just Right
·41m - 74
'Fantastic Four' and an Alternate Marvel Universe
·42m - 75
Oscar Season Begins: Inside the Venice and TIFF Lineups
·51m - 76
Emmys Nominations: 'The Studio,' 'Severance' Reign, Shocking Snubs, and Love for 'Somebody Somewhere'
·49m - 77
The Tragic, Delicate Queer Love Story of The History of Sound
·45m - 78
Our Final Emmy Nominations Predictions
·54m - 79
Springsteen, Cynthia Erivo, and More Burning Oscar Season Qs
·40m - 80
'Nobody Wants This' Star Adam Brody on Being a Sex Symbol: “It Makes Me a Little Self-Conscious”
·25m - 81
Predicting the 2025 Tony Awards
·48m - 82
Marisa Abela on ‘Industry’ Success and ‘Back to Black’ Criticism
·30m - 83
Brian Tyree Henry on Dope Thief And “Reclaiming” His Name
·24m - 84
Will These Cannes Winners Become Oscar Contenders?
·40m - 85
Cannes Daily Update No. 5: Our Palme d'Or Predictions!
·33m - 86
Cannes Daily Update No. 4: Two of Our Most Hotly-Anticipated Films Premiere!
·29m - 87
Cannes Daily Update No. 2: Which Directorial Debut is Turning Heads?
·23m - 88
Cannes Daily Update No. 1: Our First Awards-Worthy Performance
·32m - 89
All Things Cannes: Mailbag, Most Anticipated, Wildest Stories
·38m - 90
Martin Short on Meryl, Steve, and Only Murders In The Building
·26m - 91
How 'The Studio' Recreated the Chaos of the Golden Globes (With Seth Rogen)
·50m - 92
'Sinners' Is a Hollywood Triumph. Why Is It Controversial?
·54m - 93
Cannes't Hardly Wait
·46m - 94
The Darkest 'White Lotus' Finale Yet
·52m - 95
TV Mailbag: The Greatness of 'Dying for Sex,' the Espionage Renaissance, and More
·42m - 96
‘The Studio’ Takes Brutal Aim at a Wounded Hollywood
·47m - 97
Why the Severance Season 2 Finale Was So Satisfying
·49m - 98
The Best New Shows to Binge This Spring
·41m - 99
36 Movies We Predict Will Get Oscar Nominations Next Year
·1h 13m - 100
The Highs, Lows, and WTFs of the 2025 Oscars
·49m - 101
Our Final Oscar Predictions in Every Category
·1h 5m - 102
The High Drama of the Best Actress Race
·45m - 103
Can "The Social Reckoning" Live Up to "The Social Network"?
Vanity Fair's Little Gold Men reviews Aaron Sorkin's The Social Reckoning, which opens October 9 and is based on the Wall Street Journal's 2021 Facebook Files reporting.
Oct 1, 2026·37m·2 clips - 104
TIFF Takeaways + Our Best Picture Predictions
Sep 24, 2026·51m - 105
The Best, Worst, and Weirdest Moments of the 2026 Emmys
Sep 16, 2026·40m - 106
The Movies Everyone’s Talking About After Venice and Telluride
Sep 10, 2026·45m - 107
Predicting The Most Unpredictable Races at This Year’s Emmys
Sep 3, 2026·49m - 108
From Uncanny Valley: The Creators of 'Hacks' Really, Really, Really Hate AI
Aug 27, 2026·47m - 109
What Happens When Authors Hate the Adaptation? Plus, Emmy Nominee Yahya Abdul-Mateen II Says Goodbye to “Wonder Man”
Aug 20, 2026·43m - 110
Mailbag! Plus, Katie Dippold on the Making of “Widow’s Bay”
Aug 13, 2026·51m - 111
Jason Bateman on His Most Un-Bateman Roles Yet
Aug 11, 2026·27m - 112
We Nominate for Oblivion: The TV Trends We’re Ready to Leave Behind
Aug 6, 2026·36m - 113
The Fall Film Festival Lineups Are Out. Will the Awards Follow?
Jul 30, 2026·45m - 114
How Apple TV (Ted) Lassoed a Record Number of Emmy Nominations
Jul 23, 2026·43m - 115
Can "The Odyssey" Survive the Long Journey to Best Picture?
Jul 16, 2026·46m - 116
Emmy Nominations: Snubs, Surprises, and Embracing the Weird
Jul 9, 2026·47m - 117
Our 2026 Emmy Nomination Predictions
Jun 25, 2026·55m - 118
An Honest Look At “Disclosure Day” and Spielberg’s Influence on Hollywood
Jun 18, 2026·45m - 119
Charles Melton is Redefining the Himbo
Jun 16, 2026·30m - 120
Summer Movie Preview, Plus: The Gilded Age’s Power Couple
Jun 11, 2026·40m - 121
Sydney Sweeney on Cassie, Clickbait, and Creative Control
Jun 9, 2026·28m - 122
The Breakout Stars of 'Love Story' on Playing Real People and Navigating Their Newfound Fame
Jun 8, 2026·40m - 123
Tony Awards Predictions, Plus: YouTubers in Theaters & 2 Major HBO Shows Say Goodbye
Jun 4, 2026·57m - 124
Noah Wyle Is Ready for Another Shift
Jun 2, 2026·31m - 125
The End of Late Night as We Know It
May 28, 2026·43m - 126
The Good, the Hellish, and the Just-OK from Cannes
May 21, 2026·34m - 127
The First Weekend at Cannes, in Parties, Acquisitions, and Premieres
May 18, 2026·33m - 128
Bonjour, Cannes!
May 15, 2026·36m - 129
Your Cannes Questions, Answered. Plus: Our Way-Too-Early Oscar Predictions
May 14, 2026·43m - 130
The Agony and the Ecstasy of Euphoria
May 7, 2026·45m - 131
A Sequel? To The Devil Wears Prada? Groundbreaking.
Apr 30, 2026·53m - 132
Zendaya Is the Moment. Here's Why.
Apr 23, 2026·52m - 133
Reality TV's New Era of Scandal
This episode discusses the shifting landscape of reality TV scandals and analyzes the recent Cannes Film Festival lineup announcement.
Apr 16, 2026·37m - 134
Catching Up On This Season of TV
The hosts discuss their experience at the Euphoria season premiere, highlighting the emotional tribute to Angus Cloud and unusual absence of the cast on stage.
Apr 9, 2026·46m - 135
The Best and Worst Awards Campaigns, According to Little Gold Men
This episode analyzes the best and worst awards campaigns in the film industry, offering insights into effective marketing strategies for awards season.
Mar 26, 2026·44m - 136
Oscars Highlights and Surprises, Plus a Peek Inside the Vanity Fair Party
The hosts and a correspondent recap the Oscars night, discussing their experiences at various events including the Vanity Fair party and sharing highlights and surprises.
Mar 16, 2026·40m - 137
Little Gold Men's 100% Correct Oscar Predictions
The hosts discuss the upcoming Oscars, share their excitement about the unpredictable awards season, and preview Vanity Fair's exclusive Oscar night party.
Mar 12, 2026·55m - 138
We Have A Race! How the PGA and Actor Awards Turned Everything Upside Down
The episode follows how the awards chatter jolted the Oscar races.
Mar 5, 2026·42m·3 clips - 139
Mailbag! Plus, What that BAFTAs Moment Means For Sinners
Chris is the guest.
Feb 26, 2026·40m·3 clips - 140
Stellan Skarsgård Didn't Intend to Become an Actor; Now He's an Oscar Nominee
Hidden gemStellan Skarsgård says Joachim Trier wrote the Sentimental Value role for him, then strips the film down to faces, rehearsal footage, and very little exposition.
Feb 24, 2026·32m·2 clips - 141
Michael B. Jordan Feels Like He's "Getting Beat Up By [His] Wildest Dreams"
Hidden gemMichael B.
Feb 19, 2026·35m·2 clips - 142
The Academy Nominations Have Gone Global
Hidden gemRebecca Ford and John Ross open at the Academy nominees luncheon, where nominees are called to the stage in a roughly random order for the class photo.
Feb 17, 2026·47m·3 clips - 143
Sex Is Back (On Screen)!
Feb 12, 2026·40m - 144
In The Secret Agent, Wagner Moura Makes the Political Personal
Feb 10, 2026·31m - 145
Oscar Controversy Comes for Marty Supreme
Feb 5, 2026·44m - 146
A Masterclass on Awards Show Fashion, Plus a Dispatch from Sundance
Jan 29, 2026·41m - 147
The Oscar Nominations Are Here, and Sinners Just Made History
Jan 23, 2026·34m - 148
The Highs and Lows of the Golden Globes
Jan 13, 2026·39m - 149
The Make-It-Or-Break-It Races We're Watching at the Golden Globes
Jan 8, 2026·52m - 150
Joel Edgerton Explored His Greatest Fears for Train Dreams
Jan 6, 2026·27m - 151
From Indies to Blockbusters, Paul Mescal Commands the Screen
Dec 30, 2025·29m - 152
Ariana Grande Has Been Forever Changed by Wicked (and Wicked: For Good)
Dec 23, 2025·32m - 153
Little Gold Men's Unsolicited Advice for Hollywood in 2026
Dec 18, 2025·47m - 154
Amanda Seyfried is Shaking Things Up With The Testament of Ann Lee and The Housemaid
This episode features an interview with actress Amanda Seyfried discussing her roles in the musical film 'The Testament of Ann Lee' about the Shaker movement founder and the movie 'The Housemaid', along with topics like her taxidermy collection and advice for co-stars.
Dec 16, 2025·31m - 155
For Frankenstein, Jacob Elordi Covered Up to Reveal His True Self
Dec 11, 2025·24m - 156
The Not-Too-Messy Golden Globes Nominations
Dec 9, 2025·37m - 157
Mailbag: The Most Cutthroat Below-the-Line Oscar Races and What's Going on With the New Casting Category
This episode discusses the accelerating Oscar race, recent awards events like the Gotham Awards, and announces a live podcast recording with actor Joel Edgerton.
Dec 4, 2025·40m - 158
Inside The Vanity Fair Hollywood Issue, Plus Why Great Films Are Flopping
Nov 20, 2025·47m - 159
Did The Grammy Awards Nominations Finally Get It Right!?!
Nov 13, 2025·36m - 160
Is This Year's Crop of Contenders the Most Political Ever?
Nov 6, 2025·42m - 161
Which of These Awards Shows Actually Matter?
Oct 31, 2025·23m - 162
Introducing Tough Cookie: The Wally “Famous” Amos Story
Oct 29, 2025·39m - 163
How to Hit a High Note with a Music Biopic
This episode discusses the glamorous and selective nature of the Academy Museum gala while introducing a broader topic about music biopics in film and TV.
Oct 23, 2025·47m - 164
Marty Supreme Storms NYFF – And the Oscar Race
Oct 16, 2025·36m - 165
What Does Netflix Have to Do to Win Best Picture?
Oct 9, 2025·45m - 166
Can You Smell What The Rock is Cooking? Is it An Oscar?
Oct 2, 2025·42m - 167
Leonardo DiCaprio's Battle for Another Oscar
Sep 25, 2025·43m - 168
The Surprise Emmy Winners Saved the Show
Sep 15, 2025·33m - 169
The Highs and Lows of the Venice, Telluride, and Toronto Film Festivals
Sep 11, 2025·44m - 170
Riz Ahmed and James McAvoy, Live from TIFF
Sep 9, 2025·1h 5m - 171
How the Oscars Have Changed — and Changed Us
Aug 28, 2025·53m - 172
Our Extremely Early Oscar Best-Picture Predictions
Aug 21, 2025·46m - 173
The Bear Made Ayo Edebiri a Star – and Now a Director
Aug 19, 2025·29m - 174
Summer Movie Wins and Emmy Underdogs
Aug 14, 2025·39m - 175
For Michelle Williams, Dying on Dying for Sex Was “Therapeutic”
Aug 12, 2025·22m - 176
Hamnet's Moving Portrayal of Grief Feels Both Timeless and Timely
Aug 7, 2025·44m - 177
Ben Stiller Wants to Make Severance More Quickly—But First, He Needs to Get It Just Right
Aug 5, 2025·41m - 178
'Fantastic Four' and an Alternate Marvel Universe
Jul 31, 2025·42m - 179
Oscar Season Begins: Inside the Venice and TIFF Lineups
Jul 24, 2025·51m - 180
Emmys Nominations: 'The Studio,' 'Severance' Reign, Shocking Snubs, and Love for 'Somebody Somewhere'
Jul 16, 2025·49m - 181
The Tragic, Delicate Queer Love Story of The History of Sound
Jul 10, 2025·45m - 182
Our Final Emmy Nominations Predictions
Jul 3, 2025·54m - 183
Springsteen, Cynthia Erivo, and More Burning Oscar Season Qs
Jun 26, 2025·45m - 184
The Biggest Surprises on the Emmy Ballot
Jun 19, 2025·59m - 185
'Running Point' Star Kate Hudson Has Comedy in Her DNA
Jun 17, 2025·29m - 186
The Emmy Contenders Voters Will Probably Ignore—But Shouldn't
Jun 12, 2025·40m - 187
'Nobody Wants This' Star Adam Brody on Being a Sex Symbol: “It Makes Me a Little Self-Conscious”
Jun 10, 2025·30m - 188
Predicting the 2025 Tony Awards
Jun 5, 2025·53m - 189
Marisa Abela on ‘Industry’ Success and ‘Back to Black’ Criticism
Jun 3, 2025·34m - 190
Brian Tyree Henry on Dope Thief And “Reclaiming” His Name
May 29, 2025·28m - 191
Will These Cannes Winners Become Oscar Contenders?
May 27, 2025·45m - 192
Cannes Daily Update No. 5: Our Palme d'Or Predictions!
May 23, 2025·37m - 193
Cannes Daily Update No. 4: Two of Our Most Hotly-Anticipated Films Premiere!
May 22, 2025·34m - 194
Cannes Daily Update No. 3: Spike Lee's New Movie Debuts on a High Note
May 21, 2025·29m - 195
Cannes Daily Update No. 2: Which Directorial Debut is Turning Heads?
May 20, 2025·28m - 196
Cannes Daily Update No. 1: Our First Awards-Worthy Performance
May 19, 2025·37m - 197
All Things Cannes: Mailbag, Most Anticipated, Wildest Stories
May 15, 2025·43m - 198
Martin Short on Meryl, Steve, and Only Murders In The Building
May 13, 2025·31m - 199
How 'The Studio' Recreated the Chaos of the Golden Globes (With Seth Rogen)
May 8, 2025·54m - 200
Why Andor Is the Best Television of the Year So Far (With Adria Arjona)
May 1, 2025·53m - 201
'Sinners' Is a Hollywood Triumph. Why Is It Controversial?
Apr 24, 2025·59m - 202
Cannes't Hardly Wait
Apr 17, 2025·50m - 203
The Darkest 'White Lotus' Finale Yet
Apr 8, 2025·57m - 204
TV Mailbag: The Greatness of 'Dying for Sex,' the Espionage Renaissance, and More
Apr 3, 2025·47m - 205
‘The Studio’ Takes Brutal Aim at a Wounded Hollywood
Mar 27, 2025·52m - 206
Why the Severance Season 2 Finale Was So Satisfying
Mar 21, 2025·54m - 207
The Best New Shows to Binge This Spring
Mar 13, 2025·46m - 208
36 Movies We Predict Will Get Oscar Nominations Next Year
Mar 6, 2025·1h 18m - 209
The Highs, Lows, and WTFs of the 2025 Oscars
Mar 3, 2025·54m - 210
Our Final Oscar Predictions in Every Category
Feb 27, 2025·1h 9m - 211
The High Drama of the Best Actress Race
Feb 25, 2025·50m - 212
How to Predict the Oscars Better Than Anyone You Know
Feb 20, 2025·51m - 213
The Phenomenon of I’m Still Here
Feb 17, 2025·37m - 214
Anora Is the Oscar Frontrunner. Now What?
Feb 13, 2025·48m - 215
Ariana Grande Has Been Forever Changed by Wicked
Feb 11, 2025·38m - 216
The Karla Sofía Gascón Controversy Blows Up Oscar Season
Feb 6, 2025·45m - 217
Adrien Brody Gave The Brutalist His All
Feb 4, 2025·37m - 218
The Best Films of the 2025 Sundance Film Festival
Jan 30, 2025·54m - 219
Sean Baker Finally Breaks Into the Oscar Race
Jan 28, 2025·38m - 220
Oscar Nominations 2025: The Full Breakdown
Jan 23, 2025·52m - 221
Our 2025 Oscar Nomination Predictions
Jan 21, 2025·58m - 222
The Many Ways LA's Fires Are Shaping This Awards Season
Jan 16, 2025·44m - 223
This Awards Season Keeps Getting Weirder
Jan 9, 2025·49m - 224
How the Golden Globes Winners Shift the Oscar Race
Jan 6, 2025·52m - 225
Golden Globes Predictions: Who Will Win?
Jan 2, 2025·50m - 226
Marianne Jean-Baptiste on the “Taxing” Creation of Hard Truths
Dec 26, 2024·34m - 227
Nicholas Hoult’s Very Busy, Very Good Year
Dec 24, 2024·36m - 228
The Must-See Movies of the Holiday Break
Dec 19, 2024·55m - 229
A Candid Talk With Nickel Boys Star Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor
Dec 17, 2024·33m - 230
Amy Adams Embraced "Radical Acceptance" When Making Nightbitch
Dec 12, 2024·28m - 231
Golden Globe Nominations 2025: A Deep Dive Into the Chaos
Dec 10, 2024·55m - 232
Gothams, NYFCC, Indie Spirit Noms, Oh My!
Dec 5, 2024·50m - 233
Welcome to Daniel Craig’s “F--k It” Era
Dec 3, 2024·34m - 234
Live from New York City, It’s John David Washington
Nov 28, 2024·30m - 235
Danielle Deadwyler on the Family Heirloom that Inspired her Piano Lesson Performance
Nov 26, 2024·38m - 236
Will Glicked Conjure Up Oscar Magic?
Nov 21, 2024·46m - 237
Paul Mescal on Quieting the “Demons in My Head” to Take on Gladiator II
Nov 19, 2024·36m - 238
Nosferatu Might Just Be an Oscar Contender After All
Nov 14, 2024·43m - 239
Demi Moore on Feeling the Substance Love—And Keeping That Yellow Coat
Nov 12, 2024·35m - 240
Mailbag! Demi Moore, Double Nominations, and Movie Escapism
Nov 7, 2024·1h 2m - 241
Kieran Culkin, Live From Savannah: “What Am I Even Saying?”
Nov 5, 2024·49m - 242
Wicked's Oscar Chances—And Other Spooky Awards Surprises
Oct 31, 2024·43m - 243
Saoirse Ronan Just Wants to Play a Bond Villain
Oct 29, 2024·38m - 244
"Category Fraud" in the Oscar Race
Oct 24, 2024·57m - 245
Stanley Tucci Takes Nothing For Granted: “I Couldn’t Get a Job After Devil Wears Prada”
Oct 22, 2024·38m - 246
Best Actress Names We’re Putting on our T-Shirts
Oct 17, 2024·47m - 247
Anora Has Already Made Sean Baker’s Biggest Dream Come True
Oct 15, 2024·38m - 248
Are Kieran Culkin and Jeremy Strong Headed for an Awards Rematch?
Oct 10, 2024·50m - 249
André Holland’s Good Fight: On The Knick Season 3 and His Little-Indie-That-Could
Oct 8, 2024·39m - 250
Will Joker: Folie à Deux Bring Lady Gaga Back to the Oscars?
Oct 3, 2024·49m - 251
Lupita Nyong’o Finds Her Voice
Oct 1, 2024·45m - 252
Our (Very Early) Best Picture Ten Predictions
Sep 26, 2024·51m - 253
Richard Linklater Is Worth the Wait
Sep 24, 2024·39m - 254
Sebastian Stan’s Year of Transformation, Trump, and “One Giant Nightmare”
Sep 19, 2024·35m - 255
Why Hacks (Almost) Saved the 2024 Emmy Awards
Sep 17, 2024·44m - 256
The Highlights From the Toronto Film Festival
Sep 12, 2024·54m - 257
Denis Villeneuve Wants to Make One More Dune Movie—but Don’t Call It a Trilogy
Sep 10, 2024·36m - 258
Venice and Telluride: The Good, The Bad and The Meh
Sep 5, 2024·53m - 259
Keeping Up With Natasha Lyonne
Sep 3, 2024·45m - 260
Bonus: How Pachinko Creator Soo Hugh Broke Barriers
Aug 31, 2024·27m - 261
How to Survive a Film Festival
Aug 29, 2024·45m - 262
Sing Sing Star Clarence Maclin on the Healing Power of Acting
Aug 27, 2024·27m - 263
What Does It Take To Be a Good Emmys Host?
Aug 22, 2024·51m - 264
Matt Bomer Is Looking for Vulnerability Now
Aug 20, 2024·39m - 265
Bonus: Quinta Brunson on Abbott Elementary’s Secret to Success
Aug 17, 2024·30m - 266
The Most Burning Questions of This Oscar Season
Aug 15, 2024·56m - 267
How Jon Hamm Took on the Modern American Villain
Aug 13, 2024·34m - 268
How Will the Presidential Election Affect This Year’s Oscar Race?
Aug 8, 2024·45m - 269
How Ripley Changed Dakota Fanning
Aug 6, 2024·32m - 270
How Timothée Chalamet's Bob Dylan Biopic Could Shake Up the Race
Aug 1, 2024·45m - 271
For Lessons in Chemistry, Brie Larson Learned How to Experiment
Jul 30, 2024·33m - 272
What the Venice and Toronto Festival Lineups Tell Us About the Oscars
Jul 25, 2024·43m - 273
Baby Reindeer’s Jessica Gunning Never Saw Martha as a Villain
Jul 23, 2024·34m - 274
Breaking Down the Biggest Snubs and Surprises of the Emmy Nominations
Jul 18, 2024·45m - 275
Viggo Mortensen, Unfiltered
Jul 16, 2024·36m - 276
All Our 2024 Emmy Nominations Predictions
Jul 11, 2024·1h 1m - 277
Julianne Nicholson’s Life Didn’t Change After Mare of Easttown, and She’s Just Fine With That
Jul 9, 2024·40m - 278
Jacob Anderson Dives Deep Into Interview With a Vampire’s Wild Finale
Jul 1, 2024·38m - 279
Everything to Expect From The Bear’s Third Season
Jun 27, 2024·45m - 280
Jodie Comer Knew Her Bikeriders Accent Would Be Polarizing: “She’s Lost Her Mind!”
Jun 25, 2024·29m - 281
Are we trapped in an endless loop of sequel land?
Jun 20, 2024·45m - 282
John Mulaney and Jessica Lange on Making New Art with Old Friends
Jun 18, 2024·44m - 283
Predicting the Big Winners at This Year’s Tony Awards
Jun 13, 2024·49m - 284
The Bear’s Liza Colón-Zayas on Finding Her Breakout Role After 30 Years on Screen
Jun 12, 2024·56m - 285
The Emmy Frontrunners: Are Baby Reindeer, The Bear, and Shōgun Locked in?
Jun 6, 2024·52m - 286
Tony nominees Jonathan Groff and William Jackson Harper on Rediscovering Themselves on Stage
Jun 4, 2024·50m - 287
The Best and Worst of Cannes 2024
May 30, 2024·55m - 288
Maya Rudolph and Seth Meyers on Their SNL Past—And Emmy-Contending Present
May 28, 2024·57m - 289
Little Gold Men Goes Apocalyptic: The Creators of 'Fallout' Tell All
May 23, 2024·52m - 290
Juno Temple and Calista Flockhart on Taking Big Risks in Their New Shows
May 21, 2024·54m - 291
Back to Black and the State of the Music Biopic
May 16, 2024·41m - 292
Mariska Hargitay and Bowen Yang Hit Thrilling New Milestones
May 14, 2024·57m - 293
Is Hollywood in For a Bummer Summer?
May 9, 2024·52m - 294
Jean Smart on Her Triumphant Hacks Return, Plus The Morning Show’s New Secret Weapon
May 7, 2024·50m - 295
Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt Rescue 'The Fall Guy'
May 2, 2024·51m - 296
Take a Wild Ride With Timothy Olyphant, and Meet the Breakout Star of I Saw the TV Glow
Apr 30, 2024·54m - 297
The End of Shōgun and the Beginning of a Thrilling Emmys Race
Apr 25, 2024·45m - 298
Interviews: Sandra Oh on The Sympathizer and Carrie Coon on The Gilded Age
Apr 23, 2024·59m - 299
Cannes You Feel the Excitement?
Apr 18, 2024·50m - 300
Interviews: Kiefer Sutherland on The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial and Ambika Mod on One Day
Apr 16, 2024·55m - 301
Civil War and The Sympathizer: Stark, Diverging Portraits of America At War With Itself
Apr 11, 2024·1h 1m - 302
Interview: Alex Edelman (Just For Us) and Anna Sawai (Shōgun, Monarch)
Apr 9, 2024·58m - 303
Julianne Moore, Andrew Scott, and the Heavy Hitters Entering the Emmys Race
Apr 4, 2024·49m - 304
Interview: Amy Ryan (Sugar) and Andrea Riseborough (The Regime, Alice & Jack)
Apr 2, 2024·1h 3m - 305
Doing the 2024 Emmys, All Over Again
Mar 28, 2024·56m - 306
Interview: Tom Hiddleston (Loki) and Maya Erskine (Mr. & Mrs. Smith)
Mar 26, 2024·1h 3m - 307
Our Way Too Early 2025 Oscar Predictions
Mar 21, 2024·1h 34m - 308
Interview: Alison Brie (Apples Never Fall) and Anthony Boyle (Masters of the Air and Manhunt)
Mar 19, 2024·1h 4m - 309
Oscars 2024 Bonus: Louis Virtel on Writing for the Oscars
Mar 14, 2024·31m - 310
The 2024 Oscars: The Morning After
Mar 11, 2024·57m - 311
Our Final 2024 Oscar Predictions
Mar 7, 2024·1h 35m - 312
Yours (And Our) Favorite Oscar Night Menus, Parties, and Viewing Traditions
Mar 5, 2024·38m - 313
2004 Oscars Flashback, Plus a SAG Awards Surprise
Feb 29, 2024·1h 19m - 314
Interview: Academy President Janet Yang and CEO Bill Kramer
Feb 27, 2024·37m - 315
How BAFTA Predicts the Oscars, Plus Your Guide to the Oscar-Nominated Shorts
Feb 22, 2024·1h 8m - 316
Interview: Sandra Hüller (Anatomy of a Fall)
Feb 20, 2024·31m - 317
A Brand-New Oscar Category and the Questions That Come With It
Feb 15, 2024·57m - 318
Interview: Mark Ruffalo (Poor Things) and Cord Jefferson (American Fiction)
Feb 13, 2024·1h 7m - 319
Box Office, Best Editing, and More Burning Oscar Questions
Feb 8, 2024·55m - 320
Interview: Da'Vine Joy Randolph (The Holdovers)
Feb 6, 2024·33m - 321
The Sundance Movies You’ll Be Hearing About All Year
Feb 1, 2024·54m - 322
Interview: Samy Burch and Alex Mechanik (May December) and Wim Wenders (Perfect Days)
Jan 30, 2024·1h 2m - 323
Interview: Kemp Powers and Hailee Steinfeld (Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse)
Jan 25, 2024·36m - 324
The 2024 Oscar Nominations, Explained
Jan 24, 2024·56m - 325
Little Gold Men LIVE with Lily Gladstone, Jacqueline West, and Julie O’Keefe of Killers of the Flower Moon
Jan 18, 2024·1h 3m - 326
Interview: Julianne Moore (May December) and Jada Yuan (Author, Unleashing Oppenheimer)
Jan 16, 2024·1h 1m - 327
Oscar Voters, Start Your Engines
Jan 11, 2024·59m - 328
Interview: Paul Giamatti (The Holdovers) and Jon Batiste (American Symphony)
Jan 9, 2024·58m - 329
Predicting the Golden Globes Winners (Or At Least Trying To)
Jan 4, 2024·53m - 330
Interview: Alma Poysti (Fallen Leaves) and America Ferrera (Barbie)
Jan 2, 2024·1h 6m - 331
Critics at Large: Martin Scorsese's America
Dec 28, 2023·49m - 332
Interview: Danielle Brooks (The Color Purple)
Dec 26, 2023·33m - 333
Your Burning Awards Season Questions, Answered
Dec 21, 2023·52m - 334
Interview: Juliette Binoche (The Taste of Things) and Carey Mulligan (Maestro)
Dec 19, 2023·1h 6m - 335
Frontrunners Emerge After the Golden Globes and Critics Choice Nominations
Dec 14, 2023·54m - 336
Interview: Emma Stone and Yorgos Lanthimos (Poor Things) and Emily Blunt (Oppenheimer)
Dec 12, 2023·59m - 337
Has Awards Season Gotten Too Crowded For Its Own Good?
Dec 7, 2023·44m - 338
Interview: Colman Domingo (Rustin, The Color Purple) and Jacob Elordi (Saltburn, Priscilla)
Dec 5, 2023·50m - 339
Lily Gladstone and Charles Melton Seize Their Moment
Nov 30, 2023·45m - 340
Interview: Emerald Fennell (Saltburn) and Andrew Scott (All of Us Strangers)
Nov 28, 2023·1h - 341
The Winners and Losers of Screener Season, Plus a Conversation With Vanessa Kirby
Nov 23, 2023·1h 10m - 342
Interview: Jeffrey Wright (American Fiction) and Charles Melton (May December)
Nov 21, 2023·1h 4m - 343
The Strike Is Over, and Now Awards Season Can Really Begin
Nov 16, 2023·38m - 344
Interview: Tom Blyth (The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes) and Peter Sarsgaard (Memory)
Nov 14, 2023·1h 9m - 345
The Awards Contenders We're Still Waiting to See
Nov 9, 2023·48m - 346
Interview: Greta Lee (Past Lives)
Nov 7, 2023·40m - 347
The Actors Might Be Speaking Soon - What Will They Say?
Nov 2, 2023·58m - 348
Interview: Alexander Payne (The Holdovers)
Oct 31, 2023·35m - 349
The First Awards Nominations of the Season Are Here
Oct 26, 2023·53m - 350
Interview: Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin (Nyad)
Oct 24, 2023·29m - 351
The Martin Scorsese Portion of Awards Season Has Begun
Oct 19, 2023·48m - 352
Interview: Jacqueline West and Julie O'Keefe (Killers of the Flower Moon) and Cynthia Erivo (Drift)
Oct 17, 2023·1h - 353
The Award Hopefuls Spending This October on the Road
Oct 12, 2023·42m - 354
Interview: Maggie Betts (The Burial) and Nathan Lane (Dicks: The Musical)
Oct 10, 2023·58m - 355
Wes Anderson. Bradley Cooper, the Golden Globes, and More
Oct 5, 2023·49m - 356
Interview: Christian Friedel (The Zone of Interest)
Oct 3, 2023·35m - 357
Introducing: Critics at Large - The Myth Making of Elon Musk
Sep 29, 2023·16m - 358
With the WGA Strike Over, Awards Season Can Get Back on Track
Sep 28, 2023·43m - 359
Interview: Trace Lysette (Monica)
Sep 26, 2023·40m - 360
What We Learned From Festival Season, and What We Still Don't Know
Sep 21, 2023·1h 3m - 361
Interview: John Carney (Flora & Son)
Sep 19, 2023·35m - 362
The Films to Watch from the Toronto Film Festival
Sep 14, 2023·52m - 363
Interview: Craig Gillespie (Dumb Money)
Sep 12, 2023·32m - 364
All the Buzz from Venice and Telluride, and a Look Ahead at Toronto
Sep 7, 2023·51m - 365
Interview: Cameron Bailey (CEO of TIFF)
Sep 5, 2023·31m - 366
Telluride, Venice, and the Great Fall Festival Kickoff
Aug 31, 2023·36m - 367
Interview Flashback: Greta Gerwig (Little Women) and Emerald Fennell (Promising Young Woman)
Aug 29, 2023·1h 11m - 368
Book Club: Leave the World Behind
Aug 24, 2023·45m - 369
Interview: Peter Hoar (The Last of Us) and Dan Trachtenberg (Prey)
Aug 22, 2023·48m - 370
Book Club: The Zone of Interest
Aug 17, 2023·55m - 371
Interview: Joanna Naugle (The Bear)
Aug 15, 2023·36m - 372
Book Club: Elvis and Me by Priscilla Presley
Aug 10, 2023·50m - 373
Interview: Ira Sachs (Passages)
Aug 8, 2023·35m - 374
Book Club: Killers of the Flower Moon
Aug 3, 2023·55m - 375
Interview: Jessica Chastain (George & Tammy)
Aug 1, 2023·34m - 376
Venice and Toronto and Telluride, Oh My!
Jul 27, 2023·40m - 377
Interview: Sheryl Lee Ralph (Abbott Elementary)
Jul 25, 2023·35m - 378
Hollywood On Strike, Plus an Oppenheimer Book Club
Jul 20, 2023·1h 7m - 379
Interview: Aunjanue Ellis (Justified: City Primeval)
Jul 18, 2023·37m - 380
What to Make of the 2023 Emmy Nominations
Jul 12, 2023·32m - 381
Interview: Zazie Beetz (Full Circle)
Jul 11, 2023·31m - 382
The Biggest Oscar Contenders of the Year (So Far)
Jul 6, 2023·37m - 383
Interview: Ashley Park (Joy Ride) and Glenn Howerton (BlackBerry)
Jul 4, 2023·52m - 384
Pride Oscar Flashback: Far From Heaven
Jun 29, 2023·1h 2m - 385
Interview: Jharrel Jerome (I'm a Virgo)
Jun 27, 2023·35m - 386
Pride Oscar Flashback: Ian McKellen Makes History With Gods and Monsters
Jun 22, 2023·53m - 387
Interview: Helen Mirren (1923), Padma Lakshmi (Taste the Nation), Bridget Everett (Somebody Somewhere)
Jun 20, 2023·1h 21m - 388
Pride Oscar Flashback: A Daniel Day-Lewis Star Is Born in My Beautiful Laundrette
Jun 15, 2023·54m - 389
Interview: Bryan Cranston (Asteroid City) and Molly Shannon (The Other Two)
Jun 13, 2023·59m - 390
Pride Oscar Flashback: Kiss of the Spider-Woman PLUS An Expert Tonys Preview
Jun 8, 2023·1h 50m - 391
Interview: Dominique Fishback (Swarm) and Paul Walter Hauser (Black Bird)
Jun 6, 2023·55m - 392
Pride Oscar Flashback: Marlene Dietrich in Shanghai Express
Jun 1, 2023·55m - 393
Interview: Celine Song (Past Lives) and Henry Winkler (Barry)
May 30, 2023·57m - 394
Cannes Hits— and Head-Scratchers— to Watch Out For
May 25, 2023·1h 3m - 395
Interview: Stacey Lee (The Secrets of Hillsong) and Ken Marino (Party Down and The Other Two)
May 23, 2023·56m - 396
Everything You Need to Know About Cannes
May 18, 2023·46m - 397
Interview: Alan Ruck (Succession) and Steven Yeun (Beef)
May 16, 2023·52m - 398
The Landmark Asian-American Musical That Never Got Its Oscar Due
May 11, 2023·46m - 399
Interview: Patti LuPone (Beau is Afraid) and Jason Segel (Shrinking)
May 9, 2023·50m - 400
New Oscar Rules and the Strike That Could Change Everything
May 4, 2023·53m - 401
Interview: Michael Shannon (George and Tammy) and Betty Gilpin (Mrs. Davis)
May 2, 2023·1h 2m - 402
The Best Movies of 2023 So Far
Apr 27, 2023·44m - 403
Interview: Lizzy Caplan (Fatal Attraction and Fleishman Is In Trouble) and Kelly Fremon Craig (Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret)
Apr 25, 2023·1h 2m - 404
The Feminist 90s Oscar Winner That Was Supposed to Change Everything
Apr 20, 2023·1h 3m - 405
Interview: Riley Keough (Daisy Jones and the Six)
Apr 18, 2023·29m - 406
How Succession's Big Twist Shakes Up the Emmy Race
Apr 13, 2023·37m - 407
Interview: Diego Luna (Andor) and Morfydd Clark (The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power)
Apr 11, 2023·52m - 408
Can the Oscars Really Solve Their Social Media Problem?
Apr 6, 2023·48m - 409
Interview: Tyler James Williams (Abbott Elementary) and Kelly Reichardt (Showing Up)
Apr 4, 2023·56m - 410
The Burning Questions of the 2023 Emmy Season
Mar 30, 2023·35m - 411
Interview: Teyana Taylor (A Thousand and One)
Mar 28, 2023·31m - 412
Predicting the 2024 Oscars
Mar 23, 2023·1h 22m - 413
Interview: Lana Wilson (Pretty Baby: Brooke Shields)
Mar 21, 2023·32m - 414
The 2023 Oscars: The Morning After
Mar 13, 2023·55m - 415
Our Final 2023 Oscar Predictions
Mar 9, 2023·1h 32m - 416
Interview: Colin Farrell (The Banshees of Inisherin) and Radhika Jones
Mar 7, 2023·47m - 417
Almost Every Acting Oscar Race Is Now Too Close to Call
Mar 2, 2023·1h 3m - 418
Interview: Sarah Polley and Frances McDormand (Women Talking) and Pamela Ribon (My Year of Dicks)
Feb 28, 2023·1h 1m - 419
Revisiting the Surreal and Glorious 2003 Oscars
Feb 23, 2023·1h 24m - 420
Interview: Kazuo Ishiguro (Living)
Feb 21, 2023·41m - 421
Behind the Scenes of Vanity Fair's 2023 Hollywood Issue
Feb 16, 2023·50m - 422
Interview: Guillermo del Toro (Pinocchio)
Feb 14, 2023·36m - 423
The Best Actress Showdown, How to Fix the Weirdest Oscar Rules, and More
Feb 9, 2023·58m - 424
Interview: Jamie Lee Curtis (Everything Everywhere All at Once)
Feb 7, 2023·33m - 425
History's Greatest Oscar Scandals, and Why We're Still Obsessed With Them
Feb 2, 2023·50m - 426
Interview: Edward Berger (All Quiet on the Western Front)
Jan 31, 2023·36m - 427
The Oscar Buzz Out of Sundance, and More Oscar Nomination Wonders
Jan 26, 2023·54m - 428
The 2023 Oscar Nominations Are Here!
Jan 24, 2023·39m - 429
The Most Mysterious Oscar Campaign, Explained
Jan 19, 2023·39m - 430
Interview: Niecy Nash (Monster - Dahmer: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story) and Kerry Condon (The Banshees of Inisherin)
Jan 17, 2023·51m - 431
What We Learned from the Golden Globes and the SAG Nominations
Jan 12, 2023·49m - 432
Interview: Joseph Kosinski (Top Gun: Maverick) and Baz Luhrmann (Elvis)
Jan 10, 2023·1h 3m - 433
Welcome Back to the Awards Season Rodeo
Jan 5, 2023·33m - 434
Interview: Angela Bassett (Black Panther: Wakanda Forever) and James Cameron and Russell Carpenter (Avatar: The Way of Water)
Jan 3, 2023·1h 3m - 435
Interview: Dominic West and Elizabeth Debicki (The Crown)
Dec 27, 2022·53m - 436
Your Burning Awards Season Questions, Answered
Dec 22, 2022·1h 20m - 437
Interview: Taylor Russell (Bones and All) and Bill Nighy (Living)
Dec 20, 2022·57m - 438
The Winners and Losers of the Golden Globes and Critics Choice Nominations
Dec 15, 2022·45m - 439
Interviews: Olivia Colman and Sam Mendes (Empire of Light) and Todd Field (Tár)
Dec 13, 2022·1h - 440
A Look Ahead at the Sundance Comeback
Dec 8, 2022·50m - 441
Interview: Jeremy Pope (The Inspection) and Rian Johnson (Glass Onion)
Dec 6, 2022·53m - 442
The Indie Spirits, The Gothams, and the Awards Season Champs So Far
Dec 2, 2022·44m - 443
Interview: Zoe Kazan (She Said) and Hong Chau (The Whale)
Nov 29, 2022·53m - 444
There Are So Many Great Movies in Theaters— Why Aren't More People Seeing Them?
Nov 24, 2022·39m - 445
Interview: Paul Dano (The Fabelmans) and James Gray (Armageddon Time)
Nov 22, 2022·57m - 446
Babylon Causes a Commotion
Nov 18, 2022·42m - 447
Interview: Ramin Bahrani (2nd Chance) and Brian Tyree Henry (Causeway)
Nov 16, 2022·46m - 448
Just How Many Blockbuster Best Picture Nominees Will We Get?
Nov 10, 2022·59m - 449
Interview: Domee Shi (Turning Red)
Nov 8, 2022·30m - 450
How Weird Can the Golden Globes Make This Awards Season?
Nov 3, 2022·1h 3m - 451
Interview: Michelle Yeoh (Everything Everywhere All at Once)
Nov 1, 2022·32m - 452
The Oscar Hopefuls Getting the Biggest Boost Out of Festival Season
Oct 27, 2022·46m - 453
Interview: Sigourney Weaver (Call Jane) and Sheila McCarthy (Women Talking)
Oct 25, 2022·53m - 454
Introducing: The Pitchfork Review
Oct 21, 2022·13m - 455
Interview: Barry Keoghan (The Banshees of Inisherin) and Ruben Östlund (Triangle of Sadness)
Oct 20, 2022·54m - 456
The Awards Season Underdogs Worth Watching
Oct 20, 2022·48m - 457
Want to Win Best Picture? Get Your Cast Traveling as a Pack
Oct 13, 2022·44m - 458
Interview: Adam Sandler (Hustle)
Oct 11, 2022·38m - 459
Can Anybody Beat Cate Blanchett?
Oct 6, 2022·39m - 460
Interview: Emma Thompson (Good Luck to You Leo Grande)
Oct 4, 2022·37m - 461
The Best Supporting Actress Race Has Blown Wide Open
Sep 29, 2022·45m - 462
Interview: Thuso Mbedu (The Woman King) and Billy Eichner (Bros)
Sep 27, 2022·52m - 463
The Golden Globes Comeback Is Complete — For Now
Sep 22, 2022·47m - 464
Interview: Lena Dunham (Catherine Called Birdy)
Sep 20, 2022·33m - 465
The Hits, the Misses, and the Serious Oscar Buzz From Toronto
Sep 15, 2022·44m - 466
The Best and Worst of the 2022 Emmys
Sep 13, 2022·36m - 467
All the Buzz— and Rumors— From Venice, Telluride, and Toronto
Sep 8, 2022·1h - 468
Interview: Owain Arthur (The Rings of Power)
Sep 6, 2022·32m - 469
Venice, Telluride, and Everything to Watch Out For
Sep 1, 2022·37m - 470
Interview: Domhnall Gleeson (The Patient)
Aug 30, 2022·34m - 471
The Indie Spirits Adopt Gender Neutral Categories– But Will the Oscars Ever Go For It?
Aug 25, 2022·48m - 472
Book Club: White Noise
Aug 23, 2022·29m - 473
Book Club: Bones & All by Camille DeAngelis
Aug 18, 2022·54m - 474
Interview: Hoyeon (Squid Game) and Christina Ricci (Yellowjackets)
Aug 16, 2022·54m - 475
Book Club: She Said by Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey
Aug 11, 2022·52m - 476
Interview: Michael Stuhlbarg (Dopesick)
Aug 9, 2022·32m - 477
Book Club: Women Talking by Miriam Toews
Aug 4, 2022·44m - 478
Book Club: Women Talking by Miriam Toews
Aug 4, 2022·46m - 479
Interview: Kieran Culkin (Succession)
Aug 2, 2022·33m - 480
Venice and Toronto, Revealed
Jul 28, 2022·45m - 481
Interview: Dale Dickey (A Love Song)
Jul 26, 2022·33m - 482
Is It Time for a Tom Cruise Oscar Campaign?
Jul 21, 2022·45m - 483
Interview: Quinta Brunson (Abbott Elementary)
Jul 19, 2022·31m - 484
Interview: Lesley Manville (Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris)
Jul 14, 2022·32m - 485
What to Know about the 2022 Emmy Nominations
Jul 12, 2022·43m - 486
Book Club: My Policeman, Soon to Be Starring Harry Styles
Jul 7, 2022·55m - 487
Interview: Jenny Slate (Marcel the Shell with Shoes On)
Jul 5, 2022·31m - 488
Pride Oscar Flashback: Moonlight
Jun 30, 2022·48m - 489
Interview: Rose Byrne (Physical)
Jun 28, 2022·32m - 490
Pride Oscar Flashback: Pariah
Jun 23, 2022·46m - 491
Interview: Jerrod Carmichael (Rothaniel), Taika Waititi (Our Flag Means Death), Ron Howard (We Feed People)
Jun 21, 2022·1h 30m - 492
Pride Oscar Flashback: In & Out
Jun 16, 2022·48m - 493
BONUS: Matthew Goode on Becoming Robert Evans for The Offer
Jun 15, 2022·42m - 494
Interview: Danielle Deadwyler (Station Eleven) and Cooper Raiff (Cha Cha Real Smooth)
Jun 14, 2022·58m - 495
Pride Oscar Flashback: BPM, Plus a Tonys Preview
Jun 9, 2022·1h 7m - 496
BONUS: Danny Strong on Hulu's Dopesick
Jun 8, 2022·1h - 497
Interview: Maude Apatow (Euphoria) and Andrew Garfield (Under the Banner of Heaven)
Jun 7, 2022·57m - 498
Pride Oscar Flashback: Rebel Without a Cause
Jun 2, 2022·53m - 499
Interview: Kaitlyn Dever (Dopesick) and Jared Leto (WeCrashed)
May 31, 2022·52m - 500
Cannes: The Good, The Baffling, and Everything In-Between
May 26, 2022·56m